Beginning with a discussion of the difficult matter of defining “salvation,” this chapter explores the creational scope of the doctrine, which requires moving beyond a merely individualistic consideration of salvation. Within this context, the chapter addresses the traditional soteriological topics: justification, sanctification, the shape of the Christian life, and the eschatological orientation of salvation, including the resurrection of the body.
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